Book Reviews of Blowing My Cover : My Life as a CIA Spy

It is fun to think that most of this is true, but it kind of fell apart near the end. I enjoyed reading it on vacation.

An engaging read, from a young woman who writes honestly and with humor about her experiences as a "spook."

I enjoyed how indepth the author went about the CIA. I'm surprised they allowed her to write this book truthfully.

A fabulous read! I was hooked from the beginning. She really was a CIA spy and it's nothing like I ever thought. I loved the training she recieves. It's all so unreal. Seriously great. I expected her to go shoe shopping at any moment.

Entertaining, easy read, and a bit scary as well. I was a cynic before I read it, and am even more so now.

This book is GREAT! Very funny and quite interesting. I am amazed the CIA actually let her publish this book with all the inside information related to their recruitment and training techniques.

Very well written I liked this book. For everyone who secretly wanted to be a spy a fun read.

Her tales from training are engaging and scary, but we hear a bit less detail when she actually goes to work, and most of that is even creepier. Not as completely terrifying as Robert Baer's See No Evil, but I enjoyed the read. As PJ ORourke says, "Likable, readable, and funny... She's a former spy (and former romantic) who takes the romance out of spying and brings some much-needed intelligence to the Central Intelligence Agency."

I couldn't put it down!

Really fun and somewhat addictive book!

fun and interesting read about life as a CIA case officer

"Not only humorous and charming but also a searing indictment of the CIA." S
The author was a former spy for the CIA from 1998 - 2003, the book was very interesting.

I really enjoyed this book! I got involved in it and read it quickly!

This is an excellent book.